The news of Lin Jing's arrival in the Western Desert began spreading from the Golden Ray Temple.
Before long, the entire Western Desert knew of the Demon Court Saint Child's presence.
Naturally, very few among the Buddhist Cultivators harbored any desire for Lin Jing's immortal flesh, and the ghost creatures in the Western Desert were generally uninterested in the Longevity Body.
Because they are essentially "dead," existing in the form of spirits.
This form is considered defying the heavens, competing against the rules of the Heavenly Dao for time.
This leads to the phenomenon where weak ghost creatures have very short lifespans and could dissipate at any moment.
Meanwhile, powerful ghost creatures can continue their existence almost indefinitely if they find the right method, symbolizing two extremes.
On the other hand, being free from lifespan limitations also brings numerous weaknesses for ghost creatures, making cultivation difficult.
